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Tired Eyes. Duke had just finished three years of unpaid work on the case of James Miller, a Connecticut hairdresser convicted of participation in a narcotics smuggling ring. Convinced that Miller had been wrongly identified by the key witness, Duke finally won a reversal when he showed that the witness had been secretly questioned under hypnosis during which supporting details of his identification could have been suggested...
...opens Friday evening worship with Sabbath songs-"audience warm-up before air time," as one member puts it. TV Producer Allan Blye (The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour) serves as cantor, a role he used to perform professionally in Toronto. The synagogue "staff'-including Rabbi Cutler-are all unpaid volunteers...
Truck lines and bus companies would get unlimited rations. Some 6,000 local boards, consisting of both unpaid volunteers and full-time paid workers, would decide who got how much...
Organizing and presenting a film series at Harvard is still a difficult and time-consuming enterprise, from making rental arrangements through finding a suitable room and equipment. Staging even a small showing requires many hours of unpaid work. We are grateful to Mr. Michaud for the enormous energy and effort he extended to arrange Truffaut's presentation of Day for Night. To refuse to reimburse Mr. Michaud for his own expenses and his time seems to us both unjust and cruel...
Just about a year ago, the University thought it might be nice to provide university-restricted phones located outside the Yard dorms and Houses. But Harvard did not reckon with a faculty computer, and that wayward computer may cost Ma Bell a bundle in unpaid long distance calls...